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We all know that employees are a company's most valuable asset. Unfortunately, they can also be the weakest link in the security chain.

The average cost per serious security incident is $988K for banks and $926K for financial firms in general. Download Locking the Safe: Strategies to Protect Banks and Financial Services Firms from the Most Advanced Threats to learn how to protect your financial institution.

How does a healthcare organization protect itself and keep operations running smoothly? Download our eBook Healthcare Ransomware: Hospitals on Hold to learn the measures your hospital or healthcare organization can put in place to ensure that this menace does not happen to you.

When most of your company’s employees use several mobile devices to get their work done, security has to be a primary consideration. What factors should you take into account when implementing a mobile device security plan? How can you simplify the management of so many devices?

Phishing is a form of cybercrime that involves deceiving employees to take a company’s sensitive information. Learn how to protect your business from this growing and malicious threat.

Imagine losing all of your business’s most value data. Your sales records. Customer files. Product information. How would your business cope? Learn how to prevent this devastating scenario by downloading our practical guide, Could Your Business Survive A Cryptor?

Data breaches that involve virtual environments are more than twice as costly as those which do not involve a virtual environment. With the average cost of a virtual breach for an SMB at $74,000, and the average cost for an Enterprise at $942,000, failing to secure your virtual environment is not an option.

There is no doubt that APTs (Advanced Persistent Threats) pose a clear and present danger to businesses and organizations across the globe. Download our eBook, Whodunit: The Mystery of the APT, to find out about the complex and intricate research that Kaspersky Lab does on APTs.

When it comes to cryptomalware, prevention is the superpower that protects your organization. Do you know the steps you need to take to make sure that your company can face down a cryptomalware attack?

What would a cybercriminal want from a small- to medium-sized business (SMB)? An awful lot. From confidential personal and financial data to access to affiliated corporations, there are plenty of reasons why cybercrime is turning its attention to SMBs.